Health Charities That specialise in Health condition

Our goal is to provide resources designed to help men and women who have experienced a range of life problems - including homelessness, family breakdown, addiction and emotional issues - to be equipped to achieve sustained independence through employment training and supported housing.

The object of the CIO is the promotion and protection of good health by providing support to persons affected by anxiety, stress and mental health issues through providing a national network of private, safe and anonymous spaces for people to talk, connect and share experiences with others.

1. Policy and advocacy work promoting the value of drug and alcohol treatment and recovery - and the role of the voluntary sector.2. Good practice and leadership work supporting the drug and alcohol field: events, good practice reports, social media activity, forums etc.

TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN EAST LONDON

Provide support to people living with dementia and their carers

1) advancement of education for the public benefit in subjects relating to horticulture, conservation, food and nutrition by providing opportunities to learn about horticulture2) promote and protect the health of people with learning disabilities and mental health issues by providing meaningful daytime activity, education and work to enable them to obtain life skills and improved quality of life

Prevention of childhood blindness in India.Educational services and healthcare.

KEYS operates a programme of integrated medical, spiritual and community support for individuals with alcohol and drug addiction. The programme is operated by teams comprising mostly of volunteers within churches. The team operates from a conviction that by this holistic approach, issues often at the root of addictions will be dealt with in such a way that relapse becomes much less likely.

Organising Drug and Alchohol Awareness Projects for children and young people between ages of 13-25.Offering counselling sessions to clients on various issues like bereavements, loss of job and income, depression, family and relationship issues. Counselling and mentoring young people that have dysfunctional behaviour and children and youth referred from the youth offending team.

Sue Young Cancer Support in Leicestershire and Rutland provides practical and emotional support to anyone affected by a cancer diagnosis in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Our services are available to cancer patients, their families and carers. Our support can last for many weeks, months or even years - as long as it is needed by the individual.

Provision of day care for people with mental health problems, including independent living.

The objects of BIASP are to promote the advancement of Stroke Medicine within the United Kingdom.

Support for PLWH primarily in the UK. HIV Education, awareness and support for Faith communities and HIV sector organisations

Travel Hands charity relieves the needs of Visually Impaired People (VIP) by facilitating safe, convenient, and inexpensive outdoor travel so they can attend formal appointments, recreational activities and community events.Travel Hands eases the outdoor commute of VIP by pairing them with sighted & verified volunteers to walk together to similar destinations.

SEEN is a Twickenham based charity that provides free, confidential and non-directive support to women and men affected by unplanned pregnancy and pregnancy loss. SEEN also provides a befriending service for pregnant women.SEEN offers courses in RSE in schools and youth clubs and delivers the 'I AM project' courses in a local prison focussing on maintaining positive and healthy relationships.

A grant making Charity established to help those suffering from physical or mental illness or disability, those suffering from financial hardship, and the elderly. Applicants must live within Devon, the Trust Deed stipulates a preference for those from East Devon. Charities, organisations and individuals are eligible to apply. All grants are awarded at the discretion of the Trustees

Generate supports the mental health and wellbeing of trans, non-binary and gender questioning adults, building resilience and confidence and empowering them to live happier and more stable lives. We provide safe spaces where trans people can be themselves and are supported to explore what their gender identity means for them. Generate empowers individuals to live authentic and fulfilling lives.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people residing permanently or temporarily in England and Wales through the provision of facilities to help people with Personality Disorders or c-PTSD diagnosis including those with an experience of Complex Trauma, or who are in the process of diagnosis, to recover and to sustain that recovery.

The objective is to provide intra-ocular lens surgery in the cure of cataract blindness to the poor of the Developing World, with the objective of providing the sustainable training of opthalmologists.

HMS is an independant local charity, operating under the umbrella of Men's Sheds Uk, who run workshops where members can undertake practical engineering and craft activities within a social environment to avoid issues of social isolation and depression.

We organise outdoor activity courses (climbing, caving, canoeing, cycling, triathlon, sailing) for visually impaired adults from all over the UK. We organise expeditions involving these activities. We act as hub connecting visually impaired adults and sighted guides. We facilitate groups of visually impaired adults to organise their own trips and expeditions.

To provide Spiritual, Health and Well-being Support for Children, Youth, and Older People; Promoting Community Cohesion through Luncheon Club, Education, Employment Services, Music, Basic Computing & Counselling and Providing Support Services for people with Mental health problems, and Older People, raising awareness of Dementia, isolation and independent living

SFAC provides training, mentoring, and advice to adults working to care for and protect children. We provide support in social work, psychology (including trauma, therapeutic care, and protective behaviours), and judicial practices and processes. We work alongside local organisations (NGOs, governments and courts) and provide subsidies to small organisations so our support is accessible to all.

We aim to provide a programme of free complementary therapies plus ongoing support via workshops, self help groups and exercise classes for anyone with cancer in Herefordshire and surrounding counties to help them cope with the rigours of conventional treatment and support them on their journey towards living well with, and beyond cancer. We also offer support to their carers.

Working with churches in the UK and elsewhere to alleviate the effects of HIV/AIDS